Minor updates to Logos Web App
We shipped a small handful of tweaks to the Logos Web App this afternoon:
Fix result counts for multi-page search results.
Ensure hyperlinks from panels open new panels in another tile.
Improve display of layouts menu.
Center loading indicator in the search panel.
Hide the shortcuts menu in the app's overflow menu when there are no shortcuts.
Fix hover states of resource toolbar buttons.
Bring resource toolbar layout closer to parity with desktop
Fix compass button in Atlas panel.
David Mitchell
Development Lead
Faithlife
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- The page number would only appear only when I "disable the compatibility mode", when I enable it the page number dissapear.
- Is it possible to sync the saved-layouts from the software into the web-app please? Often times I can't remember what I had open at home. I believe this is really important on web-app improvement since almost everyone works (starting) from opening a layout.
May I request citation and page number features please?
Can you clarify what you mean by "page number features"?
We're currently evaluating including citation support in a future update.
The desktop and mobile app let you identify the page numbers that you're viewing (visual filter on desktop, bottom of the screen on mobile), but that's not currently possible on the web app. I think he's just asking for that to be visible.
Can you clarify what you mean by "page number features"?
We're currently evaluating including citation support in a future update.
Thank you
The page number would only appear only when I "disable the compatibility mode", when I enable it the page number dissapear.
Is there any particular reason you are running under compatibility mode? Many of our features require that to be disabled and it is highly recommended that if your browser supports WebGL you leave it off.
Is it possible to sync the saved-layouts from the software into the web-app please?
Not at this time. The web app doesn't support layouts like the desktop apps. We hope to improve this in the future.